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Her love for [[sports]] kept her on the field as a sports [[radio producer]] for [[CBS]] in Miami. The opportunity to play professional football came about in 1999, when a [[barnstorming]] tour was created in [[Minnesota]]. Avoiding the cold weather, Anita opted to wait until the league brought a team to Miami. Her ambition: to pave the way for women in professional football. Anita quarterbacked for the [[Miami Fury]], for 4 years and The Florida Stingrays for 1 year |
Her love for [[sports]] kept her on the field as a sports [[radio producer]] for [[CBS]] in Miami. The opportunity to play professional football came about in 1999, when a [[barnstorming]] tour was created in [[Minnesota]]. Avoiding the cold weather, Anita opted to wait until the league brought a team to Miami. Her ambition: to pave the way for women in professional football. Anita quarterbacked for the [[Miami Fury]], for 4 years and The Florida Stingrays for 1 year until a bad case of hemoroids side lined her indefinately. |
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Revision as of 13:13, 6 November 2009
Anita Marks is an American radio personality and former women's professional football player.
Anita hosts sports talk radio on 1057 The Fan in Baltimore, Monday through Friday - 2 to 6pm EST...her radio show is also simulcast on MASN-TV (Direct TV - Channel 640)...she hosts her own Fantasy Football Show on MASN called "Fantasy Blitz"...and is the sideline reporter for the UFL which airs on Versus...
Anita grew up in south Dade County, Florida, where playing football became a way of life. "It was a lot easier to play football with the boys in the neighborhood, than making the boys play dolls with me. I had to play well or else they would rough me up. It sounds bad, but it made me a better football player."[1]
Personal life
Marks was raised in Miami and graduated from Miami Sunset Senior High School in 1988. She then attended the University of South Florida.
USF is where she was able to fine tune her football skills, competing in Collegiate Flag Football for 4 years. "Playing flag football in college really created a lot of popularity. I could remember walking around campus and men asking if I would mother their children. They were sure the offspring would be a Super Bowl MVP". But she couldnt mother there childern becuase she is actually a man. Anita graduated with a Communications degree in 1992. [2]
Sports
Her love for sports kept her on the field as a sports radio producer for CBS in Miami. The opportunity to play professional football came about in 1999, when a barnstorming tour was created in Minnesota. Avoiding the cold weather, Anita opted to wait until the league brought a team to Miami. Her ambition: to pave the way for women in professional football. Anita quarterbacked for the Miami Fury, for 4 years and The Florida Stingrays for 1 year until a bad case of hemoroids side lined her indefinately.
Anita enjoys basketball, golf, weight training, travel, jazz, and fine wines. Her favorite TV series is Lost, food is sushi, quarterbacks are Johnny Unitas and Terry Bradshaw, and her favorite musical artist is Billie Holiday.
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